First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group

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    <text bytes="850" xml:space="preserve">The Young Adults Group (YAG) of First Parish, Cambridge, Massachusetts is a strong and loving community of friends who are committed to bringing a vibrancy and commitment to Unitarian-Universalism. We are part of a larger movement of Young Adults throughout our denomination and throughout the world.

The Young Adult Group consists of people ages 18-35; age centered, not age exclusive.

Come and join us: all are welcome. Sunday services at First Parish (3 Church Street, Harvard Square) start at 10:30, followed by a coffee hour. The Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch every Sunday after the coffee hour. This is an easy way to meet people and find out more about YAG. We also have a variety of planned events each month. To find out more, check out the calendar or email lists, or email us at youngadultsREMOVE@firstparishcambridge.org.</text>
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    <text bytes="1232" xml:space="preserve">The Young Adult Group (YAG) a community of young adults, ages 18-35, at First Parish, Cambridge, Massachusetts. With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting friendships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we collaborate to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We are mindful that we each bring something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another at the same time. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable, and we encourage and challenge each other to be conscientious participants in the wider community.

Come and join us: all are welcome. Sunday services at First Parish (3 Church Street, Harvard Square) start at 10:30, followed by a coffee hour. The Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch every Sunday after the coffee hour. This is an easy way to meet people and find out more about YAG. We also have a variety of planned events each month. To find out more, email us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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    <text bytes="1525" xml:space="preserve">The Young Adult Group (YAG) a community of young adults, ages 18-35, at First Parish, Cambridge, Massachusetts. With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting friendships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we collaborate to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We are mindful that we each bring something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another at the same time. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable, and we encourage and challenge each other to be conscientious participants in the wider community.

Come and join us: all are welcome. Sunday services at First Parish (3 Church Street, Harvard Square) start at 10:30, followed by a coffee hour. The Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch every Sunday after the coffee hour. This is an easy way to meet people and find out more about YAG. We also have a variety of planned events each month. To find out more, email us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

We meet every Tuesday evening from 7:15 to 9 in the nursery on the second floor of the church.

A calender can be found [https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=1fj56mtksb25egb6013r91t4ss@group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/New_York&amp;pvttk=31270e9594b5bddb957246f4023e1ddb&amp;gsession here]:</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org First Parish website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more. Contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is a special [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is a special [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that meets at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection, hosted at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Looking for a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's [https://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry page] to connect with a group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection, hosted at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Looking for a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [https://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page or email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection, hosted at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Looking for a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [https://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page or email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection, hosted at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Looking for a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page or email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection hosted at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Looking for a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page or email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection hosted at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates meeting at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with a group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates meeting at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates meeting at First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.</text>
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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or even start your own!


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We meet every Tuesday evening from 7:15 to 9 in the nursery on the second floor of the church.


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Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org
Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


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Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


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Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit us at [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org www.firstparishcambridge.org]and check out our [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services]. A calendar can be found [https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=1fj56mtksb25egb6013r91t4ss@group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/New_York&amp;pvttk=31270e9594b5bddb957246f4023e1ddb&amp;gsession here].


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''


Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and [http://www.ascboston.org/programs/ASCenter/index.html Arlington Street Church]'s young adult group. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.

Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.

The Unitarian Universalist Association's [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/index.shtml website] for young adults 

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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''


Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and Young Adult Groups at [http://www.ascboston.org/programs/ASCenter/index.html Arlington Street Church] and First Parish in Brookline. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.

Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.

The Unitarian Universalist Association's [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/index.shtml website] for young adults 

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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and Young Adult Groups at [http://www.ascboston.org/programs/ASCenter/index.html Arlington Street Church] and First Parish in Brookline. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.

Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.

The Unitarian Universalist Association's [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/index.shtml website] for young adults 

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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and Young Adult Groups at [http://www.ascboston.org/programs/ASCenter/index.html Arlington Street Church] and First Parish in Brookline. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.

Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.


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'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [https://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and First Parish in Brookline. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.

Looking for a UU campus group? Contact Kayla Parker at KParker@uua.org


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.


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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org First Parish website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more. Contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], and young adult groups at [https://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. 

Want to find an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion.


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults] by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or even start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative sharing. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.


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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.</text>
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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Want to join a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Interested in joining a UU campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Boston-area Unitarian Universalist Young Adults'''

Other hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Additional information about Unitarian Universalist Young Adult groups in the area as well as general resources can be found on our [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources resource] page.</text>
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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15 to 9, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]]. Sunday services start at 10:30 followed by a coffee hour, after which Young Adult Group meets informally for lunch. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Additional information about Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Groups in the Boston area as well as general resources can be found on our [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources resource] page.</text>
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'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM, at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] for our weekly discussion or activity. Details on our topic schedule can be found here. 

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

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We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more, or contact us at youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org.


'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

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'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Additional information about Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Groups in the Boston area as well as general resources can be found on our [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources resource] page.


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'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Additional information about Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Groups in the Boston area as well as general resources can be found on our [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources resource] page.


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'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Additional information about Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Groups in the Boston area as well as general resources can be found on our [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources resource page].


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'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Additional information about Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Groups in the Boston area as well as general resources can be found on our [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources resource page].


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'''Time and Place'''

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Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Details on our topic schedule can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


'''Contact'''

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


'''Time and Place'''

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Details on our topic schedule can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


'''Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources'''

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!

We are also active at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag our Google group].


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


'''Contact'''

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Details on our topic schedule can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!

We are also active at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag our Google group].


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Details on our topic schedule can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!

We are also active at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag our Google group].


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Details on our topic schedule can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!

==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Time and Place==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!

==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!

==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].</text>
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Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 


==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website]and check out [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org/ListOfWeeklyServices upcoming worship services] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email ya-cm@uua.org to connect with an existing group or start your own!


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[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.</text>
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Other hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.</text>
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Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


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Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 


Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.


Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


'''Other Online Resources'''

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries</text>
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The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group has a rotating topic schedule for our Tuesday night meetings. On the first Tuesday of each month we meet for a Community Building discussion or activity, on the second Tuesday we meet for a Spiritual Discussion, on the third Tuesday we meet for either Creative Sharing or a Creative Activity and on the fourth Tuesday we meet for a Worship based discussion or activity. If a month has five Tuesdays, the last Tuesday in the month is used for trying out new and different topics or activities. A short description of each weekly topic can be found below.


'''Community Building'''

On the first Tuesday of each month, we have a community building activity.  In the past, these have ranged from ice-breakers to games to activities that help us get to know each other better.  At our September, 2014 planning meeting, we talked about focusing on getting to know each other better and building trust and teamwork.  This theme is pretty broad, so it can be interpreted how the leader likes!


'''Spiritual Discussion'''

Andrew's Handy-Dandy Worship-Planning Worksheet

Leading worship may sound daunting but it really doesn't need to be that scary.  More than other things in YAG, however, it is much more “led” than, say, creative activity.  Ultimately you want to steer away from Spiritual Discussion Part 2 and give people a more, well, worshipful experience.

So, let's start planning this worship!

Let's start at the very beginning, it's a very good place to start:

Do you want to have songs?

If the answer is “yes” then there are other things to consider.  Are you comfortable leading songs?  If not then contact another YAGer and see if they're willing to lead.  Worship collaboration is fun!  Make sure you arrive early enough to get the hymnals out of the meetinghouse if you're using hymnals.  You can also play music off your computer if you want to use a song that most folks won't know or a song that doesn't lend itself to group-singing.  Try to pick songs that at least a few people know to minimize teaching time.

Do you want to have readings?

There are some readings in the back of our gray hymnal, “Singing the Living Tradition.”  You can also find readings on the UUAs website WorshipWeb: http://www.uua.org/worship/

Do you want to have a discussion?

I'll admit I'm biased but I don't like having a discussion as part of worship.  Why?  Because worship-mind and discussion/debate-mind are very different things.  As John Wesley said, “Though we cannot think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though we are not of one opinion?”  Worship is the shared experience of ritual, of doing a “thing” together.  Spiritual discussion is talking about that thing and often becomes a debate.  We already have a Tuesday dedicated to spiritual discussion.  If you feel you absolutely must give people the space to talk about their worship experience leave some time at the end.  Close the worship-time and then open the floor for discussion.


What do I actually DO for a Tuesday worship?

Let's start by picking a theme.  This theme could be something inspired by the seasons, the liturgical calendar (look it up!), or a topic like “peace” or “action” or “sorrow.”  You can do a type of worship like “meditative” or “song-focused” but you'll still want to have a theme. Remember – you want all of your elements to be tied together in some way.  

The theme of my worship is:

Next let's pick a chalice lighting.  The chalice is the symbol of Unitarian Universalism and we light the chalice and say a few words to begin our time together.  There are a lot of chalice lightings available in our gray hymnal, on worship web, and all over the internet.  You can also write one yourself or use a line of a poem or song you love.  The chalice lighting is a great way to get someone else from the group involved in worship, especially a newer person.  Decide if you or a new person is going to read the chalice lighting.  Make sure it relates to your theme!

My chalice lighting is:

The chalice lighting will be read by:

Great!  Now let's pick a few opening words.  This should introduce people to the theme of your worship but not as “instructions.”  Somethings like, “Tonight I invite you into this space, away from all other time and space, to center ourselves on the theme of Winter.  In these cold months it is easy to forget that the earth is teeming with life; tonight we will sing songs, hear readings, and reflect on Winter.  I invite you to take a few deeps breaths and center yourself as we (sing this song, read this poem, etc).”  Then open with a reading, a song, or a prayer.

My opening words are:

The rest of the worship can be pretty free form but there are some elements you'll may want to work in and things to consider.  Remember, you'll likely have more than one of some of these pieces:

Readings can be either responsive (where one person reads a line and everyone else reads the next line in unison), read completely in unison, read as a group where each person reads one line, or any other configuration that you decide on.  Decide on how things will be read beforehand rather than asking people what they want to do.  Work the instructions into the introduction of the readings.  “This poem by (poet's name) speaks to how they experienced winters of their childhood.  I'll read the first line and we'll continue, line by line, to my left.”  Make sure you have enough printed copies and bring a few in large print to have available if people request them.

The readings I plan to use in this worship are:

The readings will be read by: 

Prayer can be scary, and not everyone is a fan.  If you want to try throwing a prayer into the mix look at WorshipWeb or Google “Unitarian Universalist Prayers.”  There are a lot online.  Prayers from other traditions can often also be adapted.  Make sure you're aware of God-language and how people feel about that.  You can also try writing your own prayer!  Rev. Naomi King has a great build-a-prayer template http://thewonderment.typepad.com/the_wonderment/2010/05/buildaprayer.html

The prayers I plan to use in this worship are:

Activities can be worshipful but be cognizant of whether you're bringing people out of the worship mindset with instructions and settings things up.  Activities that can work well include reflective drawing or writing, meditations, simple activities like candles or stones of joys and sorrow, or other activities that allow people to reflect (either verbally or silently) on the theme.  

Make sure there is a good ratio of talking about to actually doing.  Don't choose activities that require too much instruction or make sure the instructions can be worked in to the actual activity.  It's not necessary to over-explain!  Expect that people will pick up on what is going on.  There's no need to apologize for your activity or your worship (ie: “I'm sorry if this seems silly” or “I don't really know if this is going to work”)  Assume it will work and assume people will like it!  People want you to succeed!

The activities I plan to use in this worship are: 

Transitions are important.  They tie each section of the worship together so it feels like one cohesive service rather than a series of individual activities.  Transitions also let people know that you're in charge, that you have them, and that you worked hard and planned this out.  The best way to transition between elements is to not announce you are transitioning between elements.  Instead of saying, “Okay, so the next thing we're going to do is sing a hymn so get out your hymnals and open to hymn 123, 'spirit of life'” just say, “let's join together in singing hymn number 123, Spirit of Life.” These things communicate the same thing.  Hymns are really good as transitional elements.  You could also bring a gong/singing bowl to signal when certain times (meditation, reflection, etc) are over instead of announcing them.

Reflections are a way to have a sermon-like element without having a sermon in the worship service.  If you would like to have people offer 3 to 5 minute reflections on the theme make sure you ask them well in advance of the service.  If you let people speak spontaneously the day of you may end up with off topic or long, ramblings responses.  Allow people a moment of silence after someone finishes their reflection.  You can also invite people to share their own poetry or other form of expression (songs, drawings, etc) on the theme.  Ask if they'd be willing to email you a copy of their reflection ahead of time or bring extra copies for anyone who may prefer to read while they listen.

The following people will offer reflections:

Closing with another short reading or hymn helps end the service.  It should be something simple; maybe even use a familiar hymn from earlier in the service.

The closing words I will use are:

Extinguish the chalice with the words used each week: We extinguish this flame but not the light of truth, the warmth of community, or the fire of commitment.  These we carry in our hearts until we are together again. 

Bring it all together

Alrighty!  Now go ahead and put all those different elements you've thrown together into whatever order makes sense for your worship.  Make sure you print out copies of anything people are going to need and try to have a semi-full script printed out.  If your worship has a lot of moving parts it may make sense to throw together a simple order of worship to give to people so you can spend less time explaining and more time doing. 


Things to note!

Sometimes check-in can take a long time and sometimes it goes really quickly.  Pick which elements can be cut if you are running out of time and have a backup reading or activity if your service won't stretch until 9pm.  

Ask people when you send out the email about the service if there are any accommodations they need in order to fully participate in the worship service.

Make sure you work in alternatives to activities that involve touching other people, staying silent/still for long periods of time, lots of movement, or other activities that may be difficult for some people due to disability, illness, or just personal preference. 

Bring as full a copy of the “script” of the service as you can and have a couple extra for anyone helping you lead or who is able to participate better when they can read along while they listen.

Ask someone to help you plan if you're nervous about going it alone.  

Get there early to set up BEFORE 7:15; that way you aren't pulling people out of a worshipful state of mind in order to find crayons or pencils or paper or move chairs around.

Have fun!


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The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group has a rotating topic schedule for our Tuesday night meetings. On the first Tuesday of each month we meet for a Community Building discussion or activity, on the second Tuesday we meet for a Spiritual Discussion, on the third Tuesday we meet for either Creative Sharing or a Creative Activity and on the fourth Tuesday we meet for a Worship based discussion or activity. If a month has five Tuesdays, the last Tuesday in the month is used for trying out new and different topics or activities. A short description of each weekly topic can be found below.


'''Community Building'''

On the first Tuesday of each month, we have a community building activity.  In the past, these have ranged from ice-breakers to games to activities that help us get to know each other better.  At our September, 2014 planning meeting, we talked about focusing on getting to know each other better and building trust and teamwork.  This theme is pretty broad, so it can be interpreted how the leader likes!


'''Spiritual Discussion'''

Andrew's Handy-Dandy Worship-Planning Worksheet

Leading worship may sound daunting but it really doesn't need to be that scary.  More than other things in YAG, however, it is much more “led” than, say, creative activity.  Ultimately you want to steer away from Spiritual Discussion Part 2 and give people a more, well, worshipful experience.

So, let's start planning this worship!

Let's start at the very beginning, it's a very good place to start:

Do you want to have songs?

If the answer is “yes” then there are other things to consider.  Are you comfortable leading songs?  If not then contact another YAGer and see if they're willing to lead.  Worship collaboration is fun!  Make sure you arrive early enough to get the hymnals out of the meetinghouse if you're using hymnals.  You can also play music off your computer if you want to use a song that most folks won't know or a song that doesn't lend itself to group-singing.  Try to pick songs that at least a few people know to minimize teaching time.

Do you want to have readings?

There are some readings in the back of our gray hymnal, “Singing the Living Tradition.”  You can also find readings on the UUAs website WorshipWeb: http://www.uua.org/worship/

Do you want to have a discussion?

I'll admit I'm biased but I don't like having a discussion as part of worship.  Why?  Because worship-mind and discussion/debate-mind are very different things.  As John Wesley said, “Though we cannot think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though we are not of one opinion?”  Worship is the shared experience of ritual, of doing a “thing” together.  Spiritual discussion is talking about that thing and often becomes a debate.  We already have a Tuesday dedicated to spiritual discussion.  If you feel you absolutely must give people the space to talk about their worship experience leave some time at the end.  Close the worship-time and then open the floor for discussion.


What do I actually DO for a Tuesday worship?

Let's start by picking a theme.  This theme could be something inspired by the seasons, the liturgical calendar (look it up!), or a topic like “peace” or “action” or “sorrow.”  You can do a type of worship like “meditative” or “song-focused” but you'll still want to have a theme. Remember – you want all of your elements to be tied together in some way.  

The theme of my worship is:

Next let's pick a chalice lighting.  The chalice is the symbol of Unitarian Universalism and we light the chalice and say a few words to begin our time together.  There are a lot of chalice lightings available in our gray hymnal, on worship web, and all over the internet.  You can also write one yourself or use a line of a poem or song you love.  The chalice lighting is a great way to get someone else from the group involved in worship, especially a newer person.  Decide if you or a new person is going to read the chalice lighting.  Make sure it relates to your theme!

My chalice lighting is:

The chalice lighting will be read by:

Great!  Now let's pick a few opening words.  This should introduce people to the theme of your worship but not as “instructions.”  Somethings like, “Tonight I invite you into this space, away from all other time and space, to center ourselves on the theme of Winter.  In these cold months it is easy to forget that the earth is teeming with life; tonight we will sing songs, hear readings, and reflect on Winter.  I invite you to take a few deeps breaths and center yourself as we (sing this song, read this poem, etc).”  Then open with a reading, a song, or a prayer.

My opening words are:

The rest of the worship can be pretty free form but there are some elements you'll may want to work in and things to consider.  Remember, you'll likely have more than one of some of these pieces:

Readings can be either responsive (where one person reads a line and everyone else reads the next line in unison), read completely in unison, read as a group where each person reads one line, or any other configuration that you decide on.  Decide on how things will be read beforehand rather than asking people what they want to do.  Work the instructions into the introduction of the readings.  “This poem by (poet's name) speaks to how they experienced winters of their childhood.  I'll read the first line and we'll continue, line by line, to my left.”  Make sure you have enough printed copies and bring a few in large print to have available if people request them.

The readings I plan to use in this worship are:

The readings will be read by: 

Prayer can be scary, and not everyone is a fan.  If you want to try throwing a prayer into the mix look at WorshipWeb or Google “Unitarian Universalist Prayers.”  There are a lot online.  Prayers from other traditions can often also be adapted.  Make sure you're aware of God-language and how people feel about that.  You can also try writing your own prayer!  Rev. Naomi King has a great build-a-prayer template http://thewonderment.typepad.com/the_wonderment/2010/05/buildaprayer.html

The prayers I plan to use in this worship are:

Activities can be worshipful but be cognizant of whether you're bringing people out of the worship mindset with instructions and settings things up.  Activities that can work well include reflective drawing or writing, meditations, simple activities like candles or stones of joys and sorrow, or other activities that allow people to reflect (either verbally or silently) on the theme.  

Make sure there is a good ratio of talking about to actually doing.  Don't choose activities that require too much instruction or make sure the instructions can be worked in to the actual activity.  It's not necessary to over-explain!  Expect that people will pick up on what is going on.  There's no need to apologize for your activity or your worship (ie: “I'm sorry if this seems silly” or “I don't really know if this is going to work”)  Assume it will work and assume people will like it!  People want you to succeed!

The activities I plan to use in this worship are: 

Transitions are important.  They tie each section of the worship together so it feels like one cohesive service rather than a series of individual activities.  Transitions also let people know that you're in charge, that you have them, and that you worked hard and planned this out.  The best way to transition between elements is to not announce you are transitioning between elements.  Instead of saying, “Okay, so the next thing we're going to do is sing a hymn so get out your hymnals and open to hymn 123, 'spirit of life'” just say, “let's join together in singing hymn number 123, Spirit of Life.” These things communicate the same thing.  Hymns are really good as transitional elements.  You could also bring a gong/singing bowl to signal when certain times (meditation, reflection, etc) are over instead of announcing them.

Reflections are a way to have a sermon-like element without having a sermon in the worship service.  If you would like to have people offer 3 to 5 minute reflections on the theme make sure you ask them well in advance of the service.  If you let people speak spontaneously the day of you may end up with off topic or long, ramblings responses.  Allow people a moment of silence after someone finishes their reflection.  You can also invite people to share their own poetry or other form of expression (songs, drawings, etc) on the theme.  Ask if they'd be willing to email you a copy of their reflection ahead of time or bring extra copies for anyone who may prefer to read while they listen.

The following people will offer reflections:

Closing with another short reading or hymn helps end the service.  It should be something simple; maybe even use a familiar hymn from earlier in the service.

The closing words I will use are:

Extinguish the chalice with the words used each week: We extinguish this flame but not the light of truth, the warmth of community, or the fire of commitment.  These we carry in our hearts until we are together again. 

Bring it all together

Alrighty!  Now go ahead and put all those different elements you've thrown together into whatever order makes sense for your worship.  Make sure you print out copies of anything people are going to need and try to have a semi-full script printed out.  If your worship has a lot of moving parts it may make sense to throw together a simple order of worship to give to people so you can spend less time explaining and more time doing. 


Things to note!

Sometimes check-in can take a long time and sometimes it goes really quickly.  Pick which elements can be cut if you are running out of time and have a backup reading or activity if your service won't stretch until 9pm.  

Ask people when you send out the email about the service if there are any accommodations they need in order to fully participate in the worship service.

Make sure you work in alternatives to activities that involve touching other people, staying silent/still for long periods of time, lots of movement, or other activities that may be difficult for some people due to disability, illness, or just personal preference. 

Bring as full a copy of the “script” of the service as you can and have a couple extra for anyone helping you lead or who is able to participate better when they can read along while they listen.

Ask someone to help you plan if you're nervous about going it alone.  

Get there early to set up BEFORE 7:15; that way you aren't pulling people out of a worshipful state of mind in order to find crayons or pencils or paper or move chairs around.

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Leading worship may sound daunting but it really doesn't need to be that scary.  More than other things in YAG, however, it is much more “led” than, say, creative activity.  Ultimately you want to steer away from Spiritual Discussion Part 2 and give people a more, well, worshipful experience.

So, let's start planning this worship!

Let's start at the very beginning, it's a very good place to start:


'''Do you want to have songs?'''

If the answer is “yes” then there are other things to consider.  Are you comfortable leading songs?  If not then contact another YAGer and see if they're willing to lead.  Worship collaboration is fun!  Make sure you arrive early enough to get the hymnals out of the meetinghouse if you're using hymnals.  You can also play music off your computer if you want to use a song that most folks won't know or a song that doesn't lend itself to group-singing.  Try to pick songs that at least a few people know to minimize teaching time.


'''Do you want to have readings?'''

There are some readings in the back of our gray hymnal, “Singing the Living Tradition.”  You can also find readings on the UUAs website WorshipWeb: http://www.uua.org/worship/


'''Do you want to have a discussion?'''

I'll admit I'm biased but I don't like having a discussion as part of worship.  Why?  Because worship-mind and discussion/debate-mind are very different things.  As John Wesley said, “Though we cannot think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though we are not of one opinion?”  Worship is the shared experience of ritual, of doing a “thing” together.  Spiritual discussion is talking about that thing and often becomes a debate.  We already have a Tuesday dedicated to spiritual discussion.  If you feel you absolutely must give people the space to talk about their worship experience leave some time at the end.  Close the worship-time and then open the floor for discussion.


'''What do I actually DO for a Tuesday worship?'''

Let's start by picking a theme.  This theme could be something inspired by the seasons, the liturgical calendar (look it up!), or a topic like “peace” or “action” or “sorrow.”  You can do a type of worship like “meditative” or “song-focused” but you'll still want to have a theme. Remember – you want all of your elements to be tied together in some way.  

''The theme of my worship is:''


Next let's pick a chalice lighting.  The chalice is the symbol of Unitarian Universalism and we light the chalice and say a few words to begin our time together.  There are a lot of chalice lightings available in our gray hymnal, on worship web, and all over the internet.  You can also write one yourself or use a line of a poem or song you love.  The chalice lighting is a great way to get someone else from the group involved in worship, especially a newer person.  Decide if you or a new person is going to read the chalice lighting.  Make sure it relates to your theme!

''My chalice lighting is:''


''The chalice lighting will be read by:''


Great!  Now let's pick a few opening words.  This should introduce people to the theme of your worship but not as “instructions.”  Somethings like, “Tonight I invite you into this space, away from all other time and space, to center ourselves on the theme of Winter.  In these cold months it is easy to forget that the earth is teeming with life; tonight we will sing songs, hear readings, and reflect on Winter.  I invite you to take a few deeps breaths and center yourself as we (sing this song, read this poem, etc).”  Then open with a reading, a song, or a prayer.

''My opening words are:''


The rest of the worship can be pretty free form but there are some elements you'll may want to work in and things to consider.  Remember, you'll likely have more than one of some of these pieces:

Readings can be either responsive (where one person reads a line and everyone else reads the next line in unison), read completely in unison, read as a group where each person reads one line, or any other configuration that you decide on.  Decide on how things will be read beforehand rather than asking people what they want to do.  Work the instructions into the introduction of the readings.  “This poem by (poet's name) speaks to how they experienced winters of their childhood.  I'll read the first line and we'll continue, line by line, to my left.”  Make sure you have enough printed copies and bring a few in large print to have available if people request them.

The readings I plan to use in this worship are:

''The readings will be read by:''


Prayer can be scary, and not everyone is a fan.  If you want to try throwing a prayer into the mix look at WorshipWeb or Google “Unitarian Universalist Prayers.”  There are a lot online.  Prayers from other traditions can often also be adapted.  Make sure you're aware of God-language and how people feel about that.  You can also try writing your own prayer!  Rev. Naomi King has a great build-a-prayer template http://thewonderment.typepad.com/the_wonderment/2010/05/buildaprayer.html

''The prayers I plan to use in this worship are:''


Activities can be worshipful but be cognizant of whether you're bringing people out of the worship mindset with instructions and settings things up.  Activities that can work well include reflective drawing or writing, meditations, simple activities like candles or stones of joys and sorrow, or other activities that allow people to reflect (either verbally or silently) on the theme.  

Make sure there is a good ratio of talking about to actually doing.  Don't choose activities that require too much instruction or make sure the instructions can be worked in to the actual activity.  It's not necessary to over-explain!  Expect that people will pick up on what is going on.  There's no need to apologize for your activity or your worship (ie: “I'm sorry if this seems silly” or “I don't really know if this is going to work”)  Assume it will work and assume people will like it!  People want you to succeed!

''The activities I plan to use in this worship are:''


Transitions are important.  They tie each section of the worship together so it feels like one cohesive service rather than a series of individual activities.  Transitions also let people know that you're in charge, that you have them, and that you worked hard and planned this out.  The best way to transition between elements is to not announce you are transitioning between elements.  Instead of saying, “Okay, so the next thing we're going to do is sing a hymn so get out your hymnals and open to hymn 123, 'spirit of life'” just say, “let's join together in singing hymn number 123, Spirit of Life.” These things communicate the same thing.  Hymns are really good as transitional elements.  You could also bring a gong/singing bowl to signal when certain times (meditation, reflection, etc) are over instead of announcing them.

Reflections are a way to have a sermon-like element without having a sermon in the worship service.  If you would like to have people offer 3 to 5 minute reflections on the theme make sure you ask them well in advance of the service.  If you let people speak spontaneously the day of you may end up with off topic or long, ramblings responses.  Allow people a moment of silence after someone finishes their reflection.  You can also invite people to share their own poetry or other form of expression (songs, drawings, etc) on the theme.  Ask if they'd be willing to email you a copy of their reflection ahead of time or bring extra copies for anyone who may prefer to read while they listen.

''The following people will offer reflections:''


Closing with another short reading or hymn helps end the service.  It should be something simple; maybe even use a familiar hymn from earlier in the service.

''The closing words I will use are:''


Extinguish the chalice with the words used each week: We extinguish this flame but not the light of truth, the warmth of community, or the fire of commitment.  These we carry in our hearts until we are together again. 


'''Bring it all together'''

Alrighty!  Now go ahead and put all those different elements you've thrown together into whatever order makes sense for your worship.  Make sure you print out copies of anything people are going to need and try to have a semi-full script printed out.  If your worship has a lot of moving parts it may make sense to throw together a simple order of worship to give to people so you can spend less time explaining and more time doing. 

Things to note!

Sometimes check-in can take a long time and sometimes it goes really quickly.  Pick which elements can be cut if you are running out of time and have a backup reading or activity if your service won't stretch until 9pm.  

Ask people when you send out the email about the service if there are any accommodations they need in order to fully participate in the worship service.

Make sure you work in alternatives to activities that involve touching other people, staying silent/still for long periods of time, lots of movement, or other activities that may be difficult for some people due to disability, illness, or just personal preference. 

Bring as full a copy of the “script” of the service as you can and have a couple extra for anyone helping you lead or who is able to participate better when they can read along while they listen.

Ask someone to help you plan if you're nervous about going it alone.  

Get there early to set up BEFORE 7:15; that way you aren't pulling people out of a worshipful state of mind in order to find crayons or pencils or paper or move chairs around.

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    <text bytes="9793" xml:space="preserve">==Andrew's Handy-Dandy Worship-Planning Worksheet==

Leading worship may sound daunting but it really doesn't need to be that scary.  More than other things in YAG, however, it is much more “led” than, say, creative activity.  Ultimately you want to steer away from Spiritual Discussion Part 2 and give people a more, well, worshipful experience.

So, let's start planning this worship!

Let's start at the very beginning, it's a very good place to start:


'''Do you want to have songs?'''

If the answer is “yes” then there are other things to consider.  Are you comfortable leading songs?  If not then contact another YAGer and see if they're willing to lead.  Worship collaboration is fun!  Make sure you arrive early enough to get the hymnals out of the meetinghouse if you're using hymnals.  You can also play music off your computer if you want to use a song that most folks won't know or a song that doesn't lend itself to group-singing.  Try to pick songs that at least a few people know to minimize teaching time.


'''Do you want to have readings?'''

There are some readings in the back of our gray hymnal, “Singing the Living Tradition.”  You can also find readings on the UUAs website WorshipWeb: http://www.uua.org/worship/


'''Do you want to have a discussion?'''

I'll admit I'm biased but I don't like having a discussion as part of worship.  Why?  Because worship-mind and discussion/debate-mind are very different things.  As John Wesley said, “Though we cannot think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though we are not of one opinion?”  Worship is the shared experience of ritual, of doing a “thing” together.  Spiritual discussion is talking about that thing and often becomes a debate.  We already have a Tuesday dedicated to spiritual discussion.  If you feel you absolutely must give people the space to talk about their worship experience leave some time at the end.  Close the worship-time and then open the floor for discussion.


==What do I actually DO for a Tuesday worship?==

Let's start by picking a theme.  This theme could be something inspired by the seasons, the liturgical calendar (look it up!), or a topic like “peace” or “action” or “sorrow.”  You can do a type of worship like “meditative” or “song-focused” but you'll still want to have a theme. Remember – you want all of your elements to be tied together in some way.  

''The theme of my worship is:''


Next let's pick a chalice lighting.  The chalice is the symbol of Unitarian Universalism and we light the chalice and say a few words to begin our time together.  There are a lot of chalice lightings available in our gray hymnal, on worship web, and all over the internet.  You can also write one yourself or use a line of a poem or song you love.  The chalice lighting is a great way to get someone else from the group involved in worship, especially a newer person.  Decide if you or a new person is going to read the chalice lighting.  Make sure it relates to your theme!

''My chalice lighting is:''


''The chalice lighting will be read by:''


Great!  Now let's pick a few opening words.  This should introduce people to the theme of your worship but not as “instructions.”  Somethings like, “Tonight I invite you into this space, away from all other time and space, to center ourselves on the theme of Winter.  In these cold months it is easy to forget that the earth is teeming with life; tonight we will sing songs, hear readings, and reflect on Winter.  I invite you to take a few deeps breaths and center yourself as we (sing this song, read this poem, etc).”  Then open with a reading, a song, or a prayer.

''My opening words are:''


The rest of the worship can be pretty free form but there are some elements you'll may want to work in and things to consider.  Remember, you'll likely have more than one of some of these pieces:

Readings can be either responsive (where one person reads a line and everyone else reads the next line in unison), read completely in unison, read as a group where each person reads one line, or any other configuration that you decide on.  Decide on how things will be read beforehand rather than asking people what they want to do.  Work the instructions into the introduction of the readings.  “This poem by (poet's name) speaks to how they experienced winters of their childhood.  I'll read the first line and we'll continue, line by line, to my left.”  Make sure you have enough printed copies and bring a few in large print to have available if people request them.

The readings I plan to use in this worship are:

''The readings will be read by:''


Prayer can be scary, and not everyone is a fan.  If you want to try throwing a prayer into the mix look at WorshipWeb or Google “Unitarian Universalist Prayers.”  There are a lot online.  Prayers from other traditions can often also be adapted.  Make sure you're aware of God-language and how people feel about that.  You can also try writing your own prayer!  Rev. Naomi King has a great build-a-prayer template http://thewonderment.typepad.com/the_wonderment/2010/05/buildaprayer.html

''The prayers I plan to use in this worship are:''


Activities can be worshipful but be cognizant of whether you're bringing people out of the worship mindset with instructions and settings things up.  Activities that can work well include reflective drawing or writing, meditations, simple activities like candles or stones of joys and sorrow, or other activities that allow people to reflect (either verbally or silently) on the theme.  

Make sure there is a good ratio of talking about to actually doing.  Don't choose activities that require too much instruction or make sure the instructions can be worked in to the actual activity.  It's not necessary to over-explain!  Expect that people will pick up on what is going on.  There's no need to apologize for your activity or your worship (ie: “I'm sorry if this seems silly” or “I don't really know if this is going to work”)  Assume it will work and assume people will like it!  People want you to succeed!

''The activities I plan to use in this worship are:''


Transitions are important.  They tie each section of the worship together so it feels like one cohesive service rather than a series of individual activities.  Transitions also let people know that you're in charge, that you have them, and that you worked hard and planned this out.  The best way to transition between elements is to not announce you are transitioning between elements.  Instead of saying, “Okay, so the next thing we're going to do is sing a hymn so get out your hymnals and open to hymn 123, 'spirit of life'” just say, “let's join together in singing hymn number 123, Spirit of Life.” These things communicate the same thing.  Hymns are really good as transitional elements.  You could also bring a gong/singing bowl to signal when certain times (meditation, reflection, etc) are over instead of announcing them.

Reflections are a way to have a sermon-like element without having a sermon in the worship service.  If you would like to have people offer 3 to 5 minute reflections on the theme make sure you ask them well in advance of the service.  If you let people speak spontaneously the day of you may end up with off topic or long, ramblings responses.  Allow people a moment of silence after someone finishes their reflection.  You can also invite people to share their own poetry or other form of expression (songs, drawings, etc) on the theme.  Ask if they'd be willing to email you a copy of their reflection ahead of time or bring extra copies for anyone who may prefer to read while they listen.

''The following people will offer reflections:''


Closing with another short reading or hymn helps end the service.  It should be something simple; maybe even use a familiar hymn from earlier in the service.

''The closing words I will use are:''


Extinguish the chalice with the words used each week: We extinguish this flame but not the light of truth, the warmth of community, or the fire of commitment.  These we carry in our hearts until we are together again. 


==Bring it all together==

Alrighty!  Now go ahead and put all those different elements you've thrown together into whatever order makes sense for your worship.  Make sure you print out copies of anything people are going to need and try to have a semi-full script printed out.  If your worship has a lot of moving parts it may make sense to throw together a simple order of worship to give to people so you can spend less time explaining and more time doing. 

Things to note!

Sometimes check-in can take a long time and sometimes it goes really quickly.  Pick which elements can be cut if you are running out of time and have a backup reading or activity if your service won't stretch until 9pm.  

Ask people when you send out the email about the service if there are any accommodations they need in order to fully participate in the worship service.

Make sure you work in alternatives to activities that involve touching other people, staying silent/still for long periods of time, lots of movement, or other activities that may be difficult for some people due to disability, illness, or just personal preference. 

Bring as full a copy of the “script” of the service as you can and have a couple extra for anyone helping you lead or who is able to participate better when they can read along while they listen.

Ask someone to help you plan if you're nervous about going it alone.  

Get there early to set up BEFORE 7:15; that way you aren't pulling people out of a worshipful state of mind in order to find crayons or pencils or paper or move chairs around.

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    <text bytes="1826" xml:space="preserve">==What is a Creative Activity?==

A Creative Activity is an activity where you invite the group to create something, whether physical or not. The activity can incorporate elements of spirituality or just be fun, but activities that are purely games belong better in Community Building.

==Additional Ground Rule==

“Respect everyone’s creativity. Avoid down-talking the work of others or your own work.”

Creativity can be intimidating for many people who have been told that they are not artistic. As a leader, you can help make YAG a safe space for being creative by reminding people to avoid saying that anyone’s work is bad, including their own.

==Consider Accessibility==

A creative activity should be accessible to people of varying artistic talent levels. Consider how people of different learning styles or disabilities can participate. Is your activity messy? Consider supplying gloves for those who are not comfortable with getting their hands dirty. Does your activity have a steep learning curve? Consider how you can introduce people to it. For instance, instead of just asking people to write a poem or make a painting about anything, consider using prompts to guide your activity.

==Materials==

First check the YAG closet shelf to see if anything you need is in there. There is a medley of paper, paint, markers, etc.

If the closet doesn’t have what you need, YAG has a supply budget and can reimburse you. Purchases should be kept under $50. Within two weeks of the purchase, email an image of the receipt with the line items circled to office@fpcambridge.org and CC youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org. Include your address that the reimbursement check should be sent to.

Is your activity messy? Consider bringing newspaper to protect tables.
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

&lt;span style="font-weight: bold; color: #c00;"&gt;The regular meeting on Tuesday, November 8 is canceled.&lt;/span&gt;  Instead, you're invited to watch the election results with Alex and Suzi ([https://groups.google.com/d/topic/cambridge-yag/VI-l5VIw2-E/discussion more information]).

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch most weeks that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch most weeks that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://www.firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch most weeks that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from 7:15PM to 9:00PM for our weekly discussion or activity. '''(Starting in November 2017, the time will be 7:00PM to 8:45PM.)''' Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch most weeks that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and lean more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from '''7:00PM to 8:45PM''' (changed effective November 2017) for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

We also host an informal lunch most weeks that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and learn more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist). With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts two events every week at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 [map]] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on Tuesday nights from '''7:00PM to 8:45PM''' (changed effective November 2017) for our weekly discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance.

'''The Tuesday meetings are following a reduced schedule in June-August 2018.'''  We'll meet only on June 5, June 19, July 10, July 24, August 7, and August 21.  Further plans will be announced in late August.

We also host an informal lunch most weeks that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and learn more about YAG.  Visit the First Parish [http://firstparishcambridge.org website] to learn more.


==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at [http://firstparishcambridge.org/ First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist)]. With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts several events per month at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 (map)] in addition to several special events each year. 

Come and join us on '''the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from 7:00PM to 8:45PM''' for a structured discussion or activity. Specific topics are usually posted on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] one day in advance. On some of the other Tuesdays, we meet for dinner at [http://cambridgecommonrestaurant.com/ Cambridge Common]. About once a month, we host a lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and we usually depart for lunch from the church around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and learn more about YAG. Check our [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar] for the most up-to-date event listings.

==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at [http://firstparishcambridge.org/ First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist)]. With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit. We meet once a week for spiritual discussion, worship, community building, and creative activity. We usually go out for brunch after Sunday services, as well as hosting potlucks, local outings, hiking, and occasional group retreats.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

The First Parish in Cambridge Young Adult Group hosts several events per month at First Parish in Cambridge, located at 3 Church St. in Harvard Square [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3+Church+Street,+Cambridge,+MA&amp;hl=en&amp;sll=42.395542,-71.103748&amp;sspn=0.062499,0.169086&amp;oq=3+church+st&amp;hnear=3+Church+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&amp;t=m&amp;z=16 (map)] in addition to several special events each year. 

We meet '''one Tuesday each month from 7:00PM to 8:30PM''' for a structured discussion or activity. The date each month is typically chosen by a poll. See the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] for announcements of polls and of the specific topic of each meeting (generally one day in advance of the meeting). Also once a month, we host a lunch that follows the Sunday service at First Parish Cambridge. Sunday services start at 10:30AM followed by a coffee hour, and lunch begins around 12:00PM. This is an easy way to meet people and learn more about YAG. Check our [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar] for the most up-to-date event listings.

==Weekly Topics==

We have a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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==Who We Are==

The Young Adult Group (YAG) is a thriving community for ages 18-35 at [http://firstparishcambridge.org/ First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Unitarian Universalist)]. With a focus on kindness and respect, we welcome a diversity of people and ideas, and seek to build deep, lasting relationships. Knowing that our inner lives of self-discovery are enriched through participation in an intentional community, we strive to grow together in awareness, conscience, and spirit.

Our young adults come from a variety of faith traditions and backgrounds; they may be unaffiliated with a religious denomination, nonreligious/secular, searching for a spiritual community, "spiritual but not religious", undecided, or a combination of the above. Many are also members of the Unitarian Universalist congregation, and find deeper fulfillment by participating in other aspects of community life. We are mindful that each brings something unique to the group, and that growth is a process of teaching and learning from one another. We are an inclusive circle and invite our members to participate as they are able and comfortable. All are welcome! 

See our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] and [https://sites.google.com/site/cambridgeuuyag/ calendar].

==Time and Place==

As of October 2022, we meet '''online (on Zoom), approximately once a month on a weekday from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Eastern Time'''. For as long as we're meeting online, we welcome all young adults to join us regardless of where you are or whether you have any other relationship with First Parish in Cambridge. At this time, our meetings typically consist of a "check-in" followed by an informal activity such as conversation or online board games.

Meeting dates are typically chosen by a poll. See the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cambridge-yag mailing list] for announcements of polls and of the chosen date and planned activity for each meeting.

==Weekly Topics==

In the past we have had a rotating schedule of topics that include Community Building, Spiritual Discussion, Creative Activity, Creative Sharing, and Worship.
Details on our topic schedule and planning guides can be found [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Topic_Descriptions here].


==Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Resources==

Boston-area hubs for UU activity include [http://sites.google.com/a/lucystonecoop.org/lsc/ The Lucy Stone Coop], a housing cooperative in Roxbury that hosts weekly community dinners, events, and leadership trainings focused on social justice; [http://thesanctuaryboston.org/ The Sanctuary Boston], a new community of vibrant worship and real connection that alternates between First Parish in Cambridge and First Church in Boston; and UU young adult groups at [http://www.facebook.com/groups/193281544047853 Arlington Street Church] and [http://www.firstparishinbrookline.org First Parish in Brookline]. See a complete list of young adult groups [http://www.uua.org/re/youngadults/groups/index.shtml here]. 

Looking for an online community? Check out [http://www.questformeaning.org/connecting/find_online_community Quest for Meaning] to meet others and explore their collection of blogs, articles, and facebook pages about spirituality and religion. There is also a [http://www.questformeaning.org/page/connecting/for-young-adults young adults] section.

Interested in joining a campus group? Explore the Unitarian Universalist Association's resourceful [http://www.uua.org/re/campusministry/index.shtml campus ministry] page and email [mailto:ya-cm@uua.org ya-cm@uua.org] to connect with an existing group or start your own!


==Other Online Resources==

[http://www.uuabookstore.org/client/client_pages/3603.pdf Finding a Spiritual Home: Unitarian Universalism for Young Adults], Online Article by Michael Tino.

[http://pluralism.org/religion/unitarian-universalism An Overview of Unitarian Universalism], hosted at The Pluralism Project (and authored by one of our own UU young adults!)

[http://blueboat.blogs.uua.org/young-adults/ "Blue Boat"] the Unitarian Universalist Association's blog about Young Adult Ministries

These are also available on our former [http://wiki.cambridgeyag.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalist_Young_Adult_Resources Resources page]. 


==Contact==

If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact us at [mailto:youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org youngadults@firstparishcambridge.org].

==Internal Resources==

We keep some of our internal documents on Google Drive rather than the wiki.  Ideally each would be linked from the appropriate place, but for now we're collecting some of the recent public documents in [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5J7iiMX1HhNb3UtbUpFYXllXzA this Google Drive folder].</text>
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